Talált 50 Eredmények: Burden

• I hate your New Moons and appointed feasts they burden me. (Isaiah 1, 14)

• For the yoke of their burden, the bar across their shoulders, the rod of their oppressors, you have broken it as on the day of Midian. (Isaiah 9, 3)

• On that day, their burden will be lifted off your shoulders, their yoke lifted off your neck. The yoke will be destroyed. (Isaiah 10, 27)

• I will destroy the Assyrian in my land, trample him down on my mountains; take his yoke off my people's neck, and remove his burden from their shoulders. (Isaiah 14, 25)

• Your beasts of burden will eat silage tossed to them with pitchfork and shovel. (Isaiah 30, 24)

• Bel bows down, Nebo collapses, the carriages are weighed down with their idols. Their sacred objects have become a burden for the weary feasts. (Isaiah 46, 1)

• Carry no burden out of your adobes and refrain from work on the day of the sabbath. Uphold its sacredness as I commanded your forefathers. (Jeremiah 17, 22)

• And when these people, or a prophet or a priest jestingly asks you: What is the 'Burden' of Yahweh? you will answer: 'You are the burden - and I am going to get rid of you.' This is Yahweh's word. (Jeremiah 23, 33)

• And the prophets, priests or common people who say: 'Burden' of Yahweh, will be punished, and their household as well. (Jeremiah 23, 34)

• But there must be no mention of 'Burden' of Yahweh for it shall be burdensome for the one who says it. (Jeremiah 23, 36)

• since their spirit has been taken from their breast. Grieving under his burden, and walking bowed down and exhausted, the man with eyes sore from weeping and who is hungry - these are they, who can give you glory and justice, O Lord. (Baruch 2, 18)

• "O my people, what have I done to you? In what way have I been a burden to you? Answer me. (Micah 6, 3)